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Strawflowers (Xerochrysum bracteatum) are brilliantly colorful, long-lasting blooms prized for their papery texture and durability. Native to Australia, they feature layered, straw-like bracts that retain shape and color when dried, making them ideal for fresh arrangements, dried bouquets, wreaths, and floral crafts. Available in a wide palette from soft pastels to vivid primaries, strawflowers thrive in sunny, well-drained sites and are low-maintenance—heat- and drought-tolerant with a long vase life when cut at peak bloom.
These are established plants in 150cm pots or larger.
Strawflowers (Xerochrysum bracteatum) are brilliantly colorful, long-lasting blooms prized for their papery texture and durability. Native to Australia, they feature layered, straw-like bracts that retain shape and color when dried, making them ideal for fresh arrangements, dried bouquets, wreaths, and floral crafts. Available in a wide palette from soft pastels to vivid primaries, strawflowers thrive in sunny, well-drained sites and are low-maintenance—heat- and drought-tolerant with a long vase life when cut at peak bloom.
These are established plants in 150cm pots or larger.